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Chapter 67 (Vigilantes)

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A talk show, a dying festival and a pot of curry converge in chapter 67 of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes. Makoto Tsukauchi has become a celebrity abroad, Narufest is being shut down at home, and Kazuho Haneyama ends the night watching through a window.

Arc: Final Performance
Volume: 9
Release Date: December 14, 2019
Writer: Hideyuki Furuhashi
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Summary

Makoto Tsukauchi guests on an American talk show. Studying at Marvelous Central University made her a public figure there, and she now runs C.C. Corporation as general manager while her thesis on vigilantism drives debate. Criticism comes with that, and she handles it easily.

At the Marukane Department Store, Kazuho Haneyama, Miu, Yu and the Sisters of Saint Lila's Academy watch on a laptop and marvel at how big Makoto has gotten before the meeting starts. Kazuho lays out the problem: Narufest keeps shrinking. The last event barely drew anyone, Marukane has cut the budget and wants the monthly schedule reduced, so they need ideas that pull people back. Suggestions come, but nobody is left to execute them. Most original FeatherHATS have jobs or studies now, and those present are stretched thin.

Miu treats it lightly, saying her real interest is landing a boyfriend before high school ends, and asks how things stand with Koichi Haimawari. Flustered, Kazuho deflects. Miu warns her to act, since standing still risks watching him move on. Yu tries to rein her sister in, but concedes plenty has changed and tells Kazuho the relationship deserves thought.

Their manager then arrives with the blow: Marukane's executive has ruled next month's Narufest the last. He apologizes for failing to change their minds, though Miu calls it predictable, since he only took the role recently and the person who actually held the team together was Makoto. The meeting breaks up.

Kazuho walks home low about the group's end. Miu's warning nags, and she buys ingredients for curry, telling herself it means nothing beyond kindness. She arrives to find Makoto already cooking curry for everyone. The meal proves too hot for Koichi. Makoto explains this trip is brief, groundwork for her real return. Kazuho is surprised, since the televised Makoto gave no hint of coming back, but Makoto says that was performance meant to move books. With Captain Celebrity's career stable, she will find a capable replacement for her management duties and then pursue what she actually wants.

Asked how Narufest is doing, Kazuho hesitates and Koichi answers first that it is rolling along fine. She plays along, then excuses herself as busy and leaves with her ingredients. Barely outside, she regrets the lie, knowing the festival is failing and Makoto's help is exactly what they need. Turning back, she sees the two embracing through the window, and the sight leaves her badly shaken.

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Key Events

Makoto Tsukauchi's American profile is established: general manager of C.C. Corporation, talk show celebrity, author of a widely debated vigilantism thesis. She privately reveals her televised reluctance to return was a sales tactic and that she intends to come home permanently in the fall.

Marukane's executive cancels Narufest after one final event, and the FeatherHATS lack the staff to reverse the decline. Miu pushes Kazuho to address her feelings for Koichi before someone else does.

Kazuho hides the festival's trouble from Makoto, regrets it immediately, then sees Makoto and Koichi embracing through the penthouse window.

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Notes

Eighteen pages by Hideyuki Furuhashi and Betten Court, published December 14, 2019 in the Final Performance arc and collected in volume 9. Kazuho Haneyama appears on the cover.

The magazine version carried the title Dinner, written 晩ごはん, before the volume release replaced it with the longer name.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Chapter 67?

In Vigilantes Chapter 67, Makoto Tsukauchi appears on an American talk show as a rising celebrity while Kazuho Haneyama and the FeatherHATS learn that Narufest is being cancelled after one final event. The chapter ends with Kazuho spotting Makoto and Koichi Haimawari embracing through a window.

Why is Narufest ending in Vigilantes Chapter 67?

Narufest is ending because Marukane Department Store's executive has cancelled it after the next event, and the FeatherHATS no longer have enough active members to reverse its shrinking attendance. Most of the original team members now have jobs or schoolwork that leave them stretched thin.

What is revealed about Makoto Tsukauchi's plans in Chapter 67?

Makoto Tsukauchi privately reveals to Koichi Haimawari that her reluctance to return, shown on the talk show, was only a sales tactic for her book. She actually plans to come back permanently once she finds a replacement to manage Captain Celebrity's career.

Why does Kazuho Haneyama lie to Makoto Tsukauchi about Narufest?

Kazuho Haneyama hides how badly Narufest is struggling from Makoto Tsukauchi because Koichi Haimawari answers first that things are fine, and she goes along with the lie. She regrets it almost immediately, knowing Makoto's help could have saved the festival.

Who wrote and illustrated Vigilantes Chapter 67?

Vigilantes Chapter 67 was written by Hideyuki Furuhashi with art by Betten Court, published December 14, 2019 as part of the Final Performance arc collected in volume 9. It was originally titled Dinner before being renamed for the volume release.

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